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2022
Abstract: In this session, you will explore the intersection of the public cloud and edge with communications networks to unlock the potential of mission-critical low…
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2019
The desire to be unique in every way can play a cruel joke on the founders of an Internet of Things (IoT) startup. When entrepreneurs decide to build…
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2018
Session Abstract: Earlier this year, Jeff Schmitz, CMO Zebra Technologies, joined us to share his perspective on how data-driven technology and the on demand economy are…
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2018
Session Abstract: It’s exciting to be part of the Billions of Things trend, and potentially invest tons of money and resources along the way. As a…
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2017
Disruption: it’s the death knell for enterprises averse to change but the sweet capriccio of opportunity for visionary, built-to-last companies. This is largely because the technology-driven…
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2017
Quantum computing promises to open doors to many exciting technological possibilities. Quantum Cryptography is one such application area that could benefit greatly with advent of quantum…
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2017
Session Abstract The Internet of Things provides many interesting opportunities for the financial industry. Banks can have access to sensor data from mobile phones, payment terminals,…
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2017
A perfect spoilsport to quantum computing is a phenomenon known as Quantum decoherence. Quantum error correction focuses on fending off decoherence and counter other errors that…
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2017
Quantum entanglement is a physical phenomenon that occurs when pairs or groups of particles generate or interact in ways such that the quantum state of each…
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2017
Session Abstract The rich, multi-modality data collected across wearables and IoT combined with advanced AI data analytics provide rich insights about cognitive and emotional response of…
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